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Type

Toxin Exposure Panel

Duration

10 min

Sample

Urine

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Walk-in urine sample collection
  • Screening for common drugs of abuse
  • ISO 15189-accredited laboratory analysis
  • Results report

A screening urine test for the presence of common drugs of abuse. Available as a walk-in self-pay test at the accredited MZ-Biochem laboratory, with no referral required.

About this treatment

This screening test detects the presence of common drugs of abuse in a urine sample. It is an orientation (screening) test, intended to indicate likely recent exposure rather than to provide a legally definitive forensic result, which would require confirmatory analysis. People use it for personal reassurance, family or workplace-related reasons, or to support a conversation with a healthcare professional. MZ-Biochem provides the test on a self-pay basis with no referral and same-site sample collection. As with any screening assay, results can be affected by timing, hydration and certain medications, so a positive screen should be confirmed and a result discussed with a physician where it matters clinically. The sample is provided at the collection room during opening hours.

Good to know

Sample
Urine
Type
Screening (orientation) test
Referral
Not required (self-pay)

Who is this for?

Personal or family reassurance, screening for recent drug exposure

Preparation required

Provide a urine sample at the collection room during opening hours. Avoid excessive fluid intake immediately before the test.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

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3 clinic reviews

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Clinical team

The laboratory is led by RNDr. Lenka Vilímková, Ph.D. (head of laboratory and quality manager), with Mgr. Jana Janatová as deputy head. RNDr. Jaroslav Loucký, Ph.D., LL.M. is the company director. Collection sites are run by lead technicians Mgr. Jitka Slačálková (Uherský Brod) and Ludmila Vaňková (Uherské Hradiště).

Clinic-reported credentials

ČSN EN ISO 15189 ed. 3:2023 accredited laboratory (ČIA)

Languages: Czech, English

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